How to spell POUNED correctly?

The correct spelling for "pouned" could be "pounded", which means to hit repeatedly with great force or to defeat soundly in a contest or game. Other suggestions could be "pawned", meaning to exchange something for money or "pronounced", meaning to articulate or make known. Context is important for identifying the correct spelling.

• pained Her pained expression clearly showed that she was suffering from a severe headache.
• Panned
• Pawned He pawned his watch to get some extra money for rent.
• penned The famous novel was penned by a renowned author.
• phoned She phoned to say she was running late.
• Pined I pined for my home country after being away for so long.
• pinned She pinned the note to the bulletin board so that everyone in the office could see it.
• pointed She pointed to the menu and asked what I wanted to order.
• pond The children were playing with their boats in the pond.
• pone I cannot believe she invited Gene and Pone to the party!
• pounce The cat was ready to pounce on the unsuspecting bird.
• Pounced The cat pounced on the mouse before it could escape.
• pound I will be pound for pound the strongest fighter in the tournament.
• Pounded My head was pounded by the baseball.
• pounds
• Poured I poured the hot coffee into my mug.
• Pouted She pouted when he would not give her a ride.
• pruned The apple tree is being pruned.
• Punned I punned so much during the conversation that my friends started rolling their eyes.
• punted I punted the ball and it went right through their defense.
• spooned Marta spooned a spoonful of ice cream into her mouth.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately